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Author Archives: craftycreeky
Unbalanced
It’s Balance Awareness week this week so I thought I’d do my bit to try and raise awareness and understanding of how a lack of balance can affect our lives. There are three main things that help us to keep … Continue reading
Stitching my Garden SAL
I’m still making reasonable progress on my stitching of the patio area of our garden, this is going to be part of a textile book about our garden. This whole idea has been inspired by an excellent on-line course called … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Garden, Serendipity, Stitch-a-long, Stitching my Garden, Textile Books
Tagged embroidery, Stitching my Garden
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Stitching Roses
I have two standard rose trees in my garden, a creamy white one called Claire Austin and an apricot one called Roald Dahl, they’re gorgeous! When I started thinking about my stitched garden book I wanted to include a little … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Stitching my Garden, Textile Books
Tagged embroidery, standard roses, Stitching my Garden
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Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
Having decided not to move house I thought I’d better start the autumn tidy up! I’ve found a gardener to help me too, an old nursing friend called Sally has been doing gardening for many years, she’s going to come … Continue reading
Tuesday’s Totter Round the Garden
Our house sale fell through a couple of weeks ago when the buyers backed out, we therefore had to back out of the house purchase, fortunately it was just a couple of days after agreeing a price so we hadn’t … Continue reading
Stitching Flowers
Over the weekend I concentrated on finishing my flower sampler, this is for my textile book about the garden. I’ve been doing an on-line course with Nicki Franklyn frm the stitchery called Stitch-a-Garden and this sampler is one of the … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Stitching my Garden, Textile Books, Workshops
Tagged embroidery, flower sampler, Stitching my Garden
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Stitch-a-Garden SAL
My garden stitching is coming along nicely, I think before I had a bit of white page syndrome, worrying about how it was going to come out so actually stitching not much at all. Now I’ve got started and it’s … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Garden, Stitch-a-long, Stitching my Garden, Workshops
Tagged embroidery, Stitching my Garden, The Stitchery
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Skipton Stitchers
We had a lovely meeting a Skipton Stitchers, very simple idea but so much fun… I think it was Sally’s idea, inspired by The Great British Sewing Bee program where they have one and a half hours to recycle a … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Skipton Stitchers
Tagged embroidery, Great British Sewing Bee, Skipton Stitchers
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